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The head of a business group in Jersey says a proposed goods and services tax should be set at a higher level.
The controversial revenue is aimed at correcting a deficit after a zero-rate corporation tax is introduced in 2007.
The island's treasury faces an £80m to £100m hole in its budget every year by 2010 after the zero rate is brought in.
Andrew Lewis of the Institute of Directors said a 10% tax instead of a proposed 5% would ensure income tax would not have to rise.
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